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US President Donald Trump’s diatribe against South Africa less than a month into his second term, when he dissolved United States Agency for International Development  programmes over his dubious understanding of the country’s land appropriation laws, couldn’t have been better timed as a contrary indicator, writes the author.

US President Donald Trump’s diatribe against South Africa less than a month into his second term, when he dissolved United States Agency for International Development programmes over his dubious understanding of the country’s land appropriation laws, couldn’t have been better timed as a contrary indicator, writes the author.

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